AH, FORD Falcon! How we miss thee. You arrived in Australia as an American design, but you were soon adapted to local conditions. And when the Yanks cruelly dropped you, we kept the dream alive with our own spin on the concept, growing in size and sophistication with each generation until Ford gave up on local manufacturing altogether in 2016.

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Chris Dixon’s retrotech 302 HO-powered 1956 Thunderbird

Metalwork maestro Chris Dixon gives a tired, rusted-out Thunderbird an injection of modern street machine smarts

4 months ago

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Flashback: Interview with musician Joe Camilleri and his Thunderbird

Back in 2002, we caught up with Joe Camilleri to chat about his 1964 Thunderbird. Joe had just released a new self-titled album with The Revelators and his T-Bird was then a daily driver. Here’s what he had to say

2 years ago

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1961 Ford Thunderbird bubbletop – THUNDERFLITE

Ford never built a space age Thunderbird concept so Dean Arnold did

7 years ago

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Stroker 371 Windsor-powered 1957 Ford Thunderbird

The Cowin family’s Thunderbird goes like a rocket

8 years ago

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Long ’n’ low Ford Thunderbird

Grant Ovens’s Ford Thunderbird is a pure rock star stunner

11 years ago